A collection of newly commissioned audio/visual works exploring ‘the archive’ as personal, familial, and cultural; as past, present and future-oriented.

This half-day symposium features the voices of activists, academics and artists reflecting on Black feminist/womanist traditions, the legacies of creative and political practices since the 1970s to contextualize and resist our 21st century realities. 

Sita Balani and Bryony White lead a close reading of Amia Srinivasan’s publication The Right to Sex.

A double-bill screening of two groundbreaking documentaries: on the myths and stereotypes about the Rastafarian movement, and on Notting Hill Carnival in the ’80s.

Dean Kenning and Lindsay Seers are in conversation at the ICA to mark the end of Kenning’s Mark Tanner Sculpture Award exhibition Evolutionary Love at Standpoint Gallery.